The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo has such a strong hold on the LGBT narrative during the 80’s. Some of the anecdotal conversations were absolutely gold. I was left inspired by this fictitious and flawed character who needed the bare minimum of just being loved. Although, I had a perceptionContinue Reading
Hana Khan Carries On has a lot of YA elements , but is actually more of a new adult romance novel.It’s cute and mushy while also putting light on some serious issues like islamophobia and the need for particularly Muslim South Asian Representation that tells their stories in a way that isn’t only limited to wearing a hijab and terrorism.Continue Reading
One by One written by Ruth ware is a perfect pick for this lockdown! I have been absolutely disheartened with having to cancel my travel plans. Ruth ware managed to transport me to the French Alps through this page turning thriller. This book did not live up to her previousContinue Reading
The only book I have read by Stephen King is Carrie. I read it at a time when I was new to the “horror” genre and was recommended to pick up books by who they call the “King of Horrors” in the literary world. I remember it being so engagingContinue Reading
Love is a Revolution is a Young Adult Contemporary book written by Renée Watson. It’s my first book by the author, and I ‘d want to put this on record – I’d like to read more books celebrating black lives from now on. ABOUT THE BOOK A love story aboutContinue Reading
I read Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls last year and absolutely loved it. Hence, I knew I’d definitely want to pick the latest release and super excited when I was approved to review the ARC. This was released on January 26th 2021 and I urge you to pick it up.Continue Reading
I recently have finished suits and I’m in love with each and every character and the whole premise in general. Here is a list of books I think that these suits character’s would read CHARACTERS Mike Ross The main protagonist of the show! Honestly, I never thought I would getContinue Reading
This Book hits different if you are a South Asian Woman. SYNOPSIS Sultana’s Dream, first published in 1905 in a Madras English newspaper, is a witty feminist utopia—a tale of reverse purdah that posits a world in which men are confined indoors and women have taken over the public sphere,Continue Reading
I am not someone that reads family tragedy stories often. Its something too heartbreaking to read about, and even if it’s fiction it’s sad to think it’s not far from reality for most people. I was intrigued by the premise and wanted to give this a try and let’s justContinue Reading
I usually come across LGBT Middle Grade Books, where the protagonist was in an environment not considered safe to come out. More like the vibe of an anxious teen that feels “different”. I know it’s more closer to a realistic approach at how people would behave. But this book –Continue Reading
I have heard about this book a lot and was excited to see this one on Storytel. Ghachar Ghochar is a book translated from Kannada and was the first book I read for the Asian Read a thon that I am not officially participating but trying my best to finishContinue Reading
It is typical of me to jump from one readathon to another. 😛 I am participating in the Ramadan Readathon this year and hoping to read as much Muslim Authors I can during this month. So there is no set TBR but I am going for at least 5 books.Continue Reading
I have been desperate to pick this up ever since I finished reading Skyward last year. This book was easily a 5 star read for me. Infact, every Brandon Sanderson Book I have read till now has been mind blowing. I am on a personal mission to read all hisContinue Reading
Let’s be real. A few years ago, I loathed reading Non-Fiction Books. I hated Memoirs even more. It almost seemed like every Tom, Dick and Harry came out with a Memoir. And while there are a tons of Non Fiction Genres I am yet to get accustomed to. I haveContinue Reading
Honestly, I always steer clear from Award Winning Books. Mostly because somehow the people who judge this and my taste never seem to match. I rarely be intrigued to read those books after reading their blurb and I am always questioning myself if I am investing myself in the rightContinue Reading
To be honest, It’s very depressing to know the earth is on its way to become inhabitable. Maybe hundreds and thousands of years from now but the journey has begun and sadly enough, it almost seems like the world is too caught up in other stuff to bother about mereContinue Reading
I wasn’t really keen on the pride month this year though I just happened to pick books that were based on the LGBT community throughout the year which I guess is the goal. I picked this book on a whim. I was instantly attracted to the cover which is illustratedContinue Reading
For generations, the princes of Ilara have married the most beautiful maidens from the ocean village of Varenia. But though every girl longs to be chosen as the next princess, the cost of becoming royalty is higher than any of them could ever imagine…Continue Reading
Finally got around to starting this series! ACOTAR has been on my reading radar for years now. I am not really sure why I was so intimidated with starting this. One of the reasons would be that I never really ventured into high fantasy before and was skeptical of enjoyingContinue Reading
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